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Maersk Oil is aiming to grow by exploration and is looking for highly motivated seismic interpreters to participate in regional studies and identify and evaluate high value plays and prospects in focus areas.
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Singapore’s Keppel Corporation reported that both first quarter profits and revenues from the group’s Offshore & Marine (O&M) division were about 9% lower than the corresponding period last year, due to timing differences in recognition of revenue from the outstanding order book.
The group said January to March revenue for the O&M unit was about S$1,400 million (US$1,030 million) lower than the same time last year at just under S$1.4 billion, while net profit for the quarter touched S$139 million, down from S$152 million last year.
The division secured a modest S$664 million of new orders during the first quarter, but the net order book of S$11.8 billion will keep Keppel’s yards busy for several years with deliveries into 2011, said the group.
“With oil companies striving to sustain output and replenish hydrocarbon reserves, exploration & production spending remains robust and we continue to receive healthy enquiries in all segments, including conversions, jack-ups and deep-water units,” Keppel said in a financial statement.
The Keppel O&M division comprises both Keppel FELS and Keppel Shipyard, making it the largest rig-building and marine group in the region.
The unit has a global network of 17 yards and more than 10 support operations.